Switch 100%, touch screen is nice but is prone to problems and can be difficult to replace. Having sliding brightness is super nice, but color temp is most important imo to see the colors with accuracy. Backlit won’t give you a ton of direct light more just room light. Front light really lets you see everything, also a zoom in mirror 5-10x really lets you see every micro detail. I’d actually go to a fancy hotel or restaurant and scope out the bathrooms, they usually have nice mirrors to give you a better idea of which you like more. More on reddit.com

Looks perfect. Love the large mirror and the glass top is so handy. The only thing I’d probably change is the chair. I got a cute stylish chair for my vanity as well and although it’s aesthetically pleasing, it isn’t comfortable to sit on for long periods of time. More on reddit.com

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